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Hamdard Laboratories India, has bought a property worth ₹30 crore in Delhi.

According to data provided to SquareFeatIndia by Zapkey, the deal was signed on February 13, 2023.

The property is located in the Diplomatic Enclave of Delhi.

The seller is Bhushan Bhatia, whereas, the buyer is Hamdard Laboratories India THR Hamid Ahmed.

The property measures an area of 721.804 Sq Mt, it is a residential property.

Hamdard’s new property is located at Malcha Marg, located in Diplomatic Enclave of Delhi.

Hamdard’s Roohafza is one of Indians most famous drinks.

Also Read: GVK’s Reddy sells Two Properties in Hyd for Rs 73.81 Cr

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